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NaNNaNQuestionNaNYour answerRecommended Evidence
NaN1What is the name of your company?Write answerNaNNo evidence required
NaN2What is your main country of operations?NaNBahrainNo evidence required
NaN3What type of goods and services is your company mostly involved with?Select answerNaNNo evidence required
NaN4What is the average proportion of indirect workers (i.e. agency and subcontracted workers) in your total workforce?Select answerNaNNo evidence required
NaN5What is the average proportion of migrant workers in your total workforce?Select answerNaNNo evidence required
NaN6Does your company have specific policies and systems in place to tackle gross human rights violations such as forced labour, child labor or trafficking?Select answerNaNHuman Rights / Forced Labour Policy or Code of Conduct integrating those elements or similar document such as: Worker Welfare Policy or statement/ Employment Handbook including Human Rights
NaN7Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?Select answerNaNStandard Agreement with recruitment agencies (deleting possible sensible information)
NaN8Do you ask/check with workers if they have paid recruitment fees?Select answerNaNInterview extract/ interview checklist / Survey/ Workers Declaration / Similar document
NaN9Are migrant workers able to leave their employment and return home at any time?Select answerNaNStandard employment contract
NaN10Do you provide accommodation where workers can rest properly on their own bed?NaNYes, workers have their own bed (not bunk)Accomodation Standard/Rules or similar document
NaN11Do workers have access to their personal documents such as passport, visa, residency permit, insurance card, bank card or employment contract?Select answerNaNStandard employment contract (or employee handbook)
NaN12Are forms of worker representation available at your company?Select answerNaNHuman Rights Policy or Code of Conduct integrating those elements or similar document
NaN13Do you manage a formal system that allows workers and other stakeholders to share their complaints and raise grievances?NaNYes, several formal systems are in placeEvidence of existence of helpline for workers or other mechanism
NaN14Does you company provide all workers with a written contract, in a language the employee understands, setting out terms of employment?Select answerNaNStandard employment contract
NaN15Does your company have in place monitoring mechanisms to ensure suppliers and subcontractors comply with the principles described above?Select answerNaNExtract of qualification or selection procedure integrating human rights elements / Human Rights Due Diligence procedure / Extract of audits performed
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3.0Missing answers! Please review the questionnaire and make sure you have provided an answer to all the questions before submitting the questionnaire.NaNNaNNaNNaN
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NaNI, hereby, declare that the above information is, to the best of my knowledge, complete, accurate and true.NaNWrite nameNaNNaN

Good practice

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QuestionsTopicsSuggested evidencesIf Answer isCommon non-conformitiesMitigation
1; 2; 3General Context of operationsNo evidence requestedNaNNaNNaN
4*; 5*Proportion of indirect workers and migrant workersNo evidence requested”above 30%”⇒ could be indicators for identifying “high-risk suppliers”NaNNaN
6Existence of Human Rights Policy6. Human Rights Policy / Worker Welfare Policy / Forced Labour Policy or Code of Conduct, Employment Handbook or similar document including Human Rights/Worker Welfare statement”no”NaN* Request supplier to develop policy and procedure on human rights or integrate human rights elements in existing policy (to be verified/monitored during execution)
NaNNaNNaN”yes”6.1. No documentation/policy on Human Rights/Worker Welfare provided\n6.2. Documentation provided but no mention of general human rights/worker welfare principles ⇒ see Building Responsibly Worker Welfare Principles or T.EN Human Rights Standard principles as a reference* Request supplier to develop policy and procedure on human rights or integrate human rights elements in existing policy (to be verified/monitored during execution)
7*Ethical Recruitment practices7. Standard Agreement with recruitment agencies\n\n⇒ If strong push-back, supplier can provide extract if reluctant to send the document.”no”NaN* Request supplier to have a formal agreement with all recruitments partners\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.\n* Request supplier to have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or expenses they paid.
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some of them” OR “yes, all of them”7.1 No standard agreement with recruitment agencies provided\n7.2. Standard agreement provided but no mention of prohibition of recruitment fees paid by migrant workers, or mention of some recruitment fees paid by migrant workers (eg. medical examination, training, visa)* Request supplier to have a formal agreement with all recruitments partners\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.\n* Request supplier to have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or expenses they paid.
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some of them” OR “yes, all of them”7.3. Standard Agreement provided but does not include the amount of recruitment fees paid for the hiring of workers OR is not clear on who is responsible for paying the recruitment fees* Request supplier to indicate the amount of recruitment fees paid by supplier in standard agreement with recruitment agencies.\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.4. Agreement includes specific mention of amount of recruitment fees paid for skilled workers but not for unskilled workers* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners\n* Request supplier to indicate amount of recruitment fees for all workers, including unskilled workers, in standard agreement
8*NaN8. Interview extract / Workers Declaration / Similar document”no” OR “yes”8.1. No workers declaration/interviews or similar document provided to check whether workers paid recruitment fees during the recruitment process* Request supplier to develop and implement process to check whether workers paid recruitment fees (to be verified/monitored during execution)
9Employment conditions9. Standard employment contract”no” OR no evidence providedNaN* Request supplier to ensure that standard employment contract allow termination of employment by workers.
NaNNaNNaN”yes”9.1. Standard employment contract or other employee documentation indicate that workers cannot leave their job without employer’s authorization* Request supplier to ensure that standard employment contract allow termination of employment by workers.
10Accommodation10. Camp / Accommodation Rules”no” OR no evidence provided10.1. Accommodation Rules/Standard not provided* Request supplier to provide accommodation rules including workers to rest on their own bed
11Passport retention11. Standard employment contract (or Employee Handbook)“no” or “yes but kept by the company”NaN* Request supplier to leave identification documents with workers or have in place procedures for workers to have full control over and access to personal documentation at all times
12*Freedom of association12. Human Rights Policy or Code of Conduct or similar documentNaN12.1. Documentation provided does not mention right to freedom of association or forms of representation for workers* Request supplier to develop and implement process to ensure workers have forms of representation to promote their rights or have alternative means in countries where freedom of association is restricted by law
13*Grievance mechanisms13. Existence of helpline or other mechanisms”no” OR no evidence provided13.1. Documentation provided do not make reference to formal mechanisms* Request supplier to implement a mechanism or procedure to allow workers to raise individual concerns and communicate it to workers.
NaNNaNNaN”yes, grievances raised to superior or human resources13.2. documentation provided only refers to option for workers to report concerns by informing direct manager or HR* Request supplier to provide other means or reporting channels to allow workers to report concerns
14Contract14. Standard employment contract”no” OR no evidence provided14.1. Standard Employment Contract not provided* Request supplier to provide a contract to all workers
NaNNaNNaN”yes”14.2. Standard Employment Contract does not include all Terms & Conditions of employment* Request supplier to inform workers on all terms and conditions of employment, including information on Basic Working Hours, Overtime, Working Hours, Basic wages and Overtime wages, in a written document
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some workers”14.3. Standard Employment Contract not translated in migrant workers’ languages* Request supplier to provide contract in a language understood by workers.
15*Suppliers standards15. Supplier Qualification procedure / Human Rights Due Diligence procedure / supplier Audit Procedure”no” OR no evidence provided15.1 No documentation provided related to supplier’s qualification or performance assessment procedure integrating human rights/worker welfare elements.* Request supplier to have processes in place to ensure its suppliers comply with T.EN human rights requirements and assess their effective implementation, ie. qualification and monitoring processes integrating human rights elements
NaNNaNNaN”yes” and “for high-risk suppliers only”15.2. Supplier qualification or monitoring procedure does not include human rights elements* Request supplier to have processes in place to ensure its suppliers comply with T.EN human rights requirements and assess their effective implementation, ie. qualification and monitoring processes integrating human rights elements
NaNAdverse mediaNaNNaNNaNClarify allegations and remediation taken
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* Critical/Red Flags questions which should be carefully reviewed and mitigation implementedNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN

Guidance

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Documents to be asked to suppliers working in high-risk countries and hiring migrant workers:\n- Human Rights/Worker Welfare/Forced Labour Policy, Employee Handbook, Code of Conduct or similar document integrating human rights, worker welfare and forced labour topics\n- Standard agreement with recruitment agencies\n- Standard Employment contract\n- Subcontractors/Suppliers qualification or monitoring procedure integrating worker welfare and human rights topics.NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
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QuestionsTopicsSuggested evidencesIf Answer isCommon non-conformitiesMitigationText to be sent to supplier on mitigation:What to check?
1; 2; 3General Context of operationsNo evidence requestedNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
4; 5Proportion of indirect workers and migrant workersNo evidence requested”above 30%”⇒ could be indicators for identifying “high-risk suppliers”NaNNaNNaNNaN
6Existence of Human Rights Policy6. Human Rights Policy / Worker Welfare Policy / Forced Labour Policy or Code of Conduct, Employment Handbook or similar document including Human Rights/Worker Welfare statement”no”NaN* Request supplier to develop policy and procedure on human rights or integrate human rights elements in existing policy (to be verified/monitored during execution)Regarding your negative answer on the point 6 of Human Rights Questionnaire (6.” Does your company have specific policies and systems in place to tackle gross human rights violations such as forced labour, child labor or trafficking?),as we expect that our Suppliers and Subcontractors conduct activities in with an approach to human rights consistent with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights you are requested to develop policy and procedure on human rights or integrate human rights elements in existing policy, which will be be verified/monitored during the execution/construction phase.NaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes”6.1. No documentation/policy on Human Rights/Worker Welfare provided\n6.2. Documentation provided but no mention of general human rights/worker welfare principles ⇒ see Building Responsibly Worker Welfare Principles or T.EN Human Rights Standard principles as a reference* Request supplier to develop policy and procedure on human rights or integrate human rights elements in existing policy (to be verified/monitored during execution)6.1. Please provide evidence of Human Rights Policy / Worker Welfare Policy / Forced Labour Policy or Code of Conduct, Employment Handbook or similar document including Human Rights/Worker Welfare statement.\n6.2.NaN
7Ethical Recruitment practices7. Standard Agreement with recruitment agencies\n\n⇒ If strong push-back, supplier can provide extract if reluctant to send the document.”no”NaN* Request supplier to have a formal agreement with all recruitments partners\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.\n* Request supplier to have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or expenses they paid.NaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some of them” OR “yes, all of them”7.1 No standard agreement with recruitment agencies provided\n7.2. Standard agreement provided but no mention of prohibition of recruitment fees paid by migrant workers, or mention of some recruitment fees paid by migrant workers (eg. medical examination, training, visa)* Request supplier to have a formal agreement with all recruitments partners\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.\n* Request supplier to have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or expenses they paid.NaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some of them” OR “yes, all of them”7.3. Standard Agreement provided but does not include the amount of recruitment fees paid for the hiring of workers OR is not clear on who is responsible for paying the recruitment fees* Request supplier to indicate the amount of recruitment fees paid by supplier in standard agreement with recruitment agencies.\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.NaNNaN
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.4. Agreement includes specific mention of amount of recruitment fees paid for skilled workers but not for unskilled workers* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners\n* Request supplier to indicate amount of recruitment fees for all workers, including unskilled workers, in standard agreementNaNNaN
8NaN8. Interview extract / Workers Declaration / Similar document”no” OR “yes”8.1. No workers declaration/interviews or similar document provided to check whether workers paid recruitment fees during the recruitment process* Request supplier to develop and implement process to check whether workers paid recruitment fees.NaNNaN
9Employment conditions9. Standard employment contract”no” OR no evidence providedNaN* Request supplier to ensure that standard employment contract allow termination of employment by workers.NaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes”9.1. Standard employment contract or other employee documentation indicate that workers cannot leave their job without employer’s authorization* Request supplier to ensure that standard employment contract allow termination of employment by workers.NaNNaN
10Accommodation10. Camp / Accommodation Rules”no” OR no evidence provided10.1. Accommodation Rules/Standard not provided* Request supplier to provide accommodation rules including workers to rest on their own bedNaNNaN
11Passport retention11. Standard employment contract (or Employee Handbook)“no” or “yes but kept by the company”NaN* Request supplier to leave identification documents with workers or have in place procedures for workers to have full control over and access to personal documentation at all timesNaNNaN
12Freedom of association12. Human Rights Policy or Code of Conduct or similar documentNaN12.1. Documentation provided does not mention right to freedom of association or forms of representation for workers* Request supplier to develop and implement process to ensure workers have forms of representation to promote their rights or have alternative means in countries where freedom of association is restricted by lawNaNNaN
13Grievance mechanisms13. Existence of helpline or other mechanisms”no” OR no evidence provided13.1. Documentation provided do not make reference to formal mechanisms* Request supplier to implement a mechanism or procedure to allow workers to raise individual concerns and communicate it to workers.NaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, grievances raised to superior or human resources13.2. documentation provided only refers to option for workers to report concerns by informing direct manager or HR* Request supplier to provide other means or reporting channels to allow workers to report concernsNaNNaN
14Contract14. Standard employment contract”no” OR no evidence provided14.1. Standard Employment Contract not provided* Request supplier to provide a contract to all workersNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes”14.2. Standard Employment Contract does not include all Terms & Conditions of employment* Request supplier to inform workers on all terms and conditions of employment, including information on Basic Working Hours, Overtime, Working Hours, Basic wages and Overtime wages, in a written documentNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some workers”14.3. Standard Employment Contract not translated in migrant workers’ languages* Request supplier to provide contract in a language understood by workers.NaNNaN
15Suppliers standards15. Supplier Qualification procedure / Human Rights Due Diligence procedure / supplier Audit Procedure”no” OR no evidence provided15.1 No documentation provided related to supplier’s qualification or performance assessment procedure integrating human rights/worker welfare elements.* Request supplier to have processes in place to ensure its suppliers comply with T.EN human rights requirements and assess their effective implementation, ie. qualification and monitoring processes integrating human rights elementsNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes” and “for high-risk suppliers only”15.2. Supplier qualification or monitoring procedure does not include human rights elements* Request supplier to have processes in place to ensure its suppliers comply with T.EN human rights requirements and assess their effective implementation, ie. qualification and monitoring processes integrating human rights elementsNaNNaN
NaNAdverse mediaNaNNaNNaNClarify allegations and remediation takenNaNNaN

Foglio4

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Documents to be asked to suppliers working in high-risk countries and hiring migrant workers:\n- Human Rights/Worker Welfare/Forced Labour Policy, Employee Handbook, Code of Conduct or similar document integrating human rights, worker welfare and forced labour topics\n- Standard agreement with recruitment agencies\n- Standard Employment contract\n- Subcontractors/Suppliers qualification or monitoring procedure integrating worker welfare and human rights topics.NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
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QuestionsTopicsSuggested evidencesIf Answer isCommon non-conformities \nAttachment analysisMitigationText to be sent to supplier on mitigation:
1; 2; 3General Context of operationsNo evidence requestedNaNNaNNaNNaN
4; 5Proportion of indirect workers and migrant workersNo evidence requested”above 30%”⇒ could be indicators for identifying “high-risk suppliers”NaNNaNNaN
6Existence of Human Rights Policy6. Human Rights Policy / Worker Welfare Policy / Forced Labour Policy or Code of Conduct, Employment Handbook or similar document including Human Rights/Worker Welfare statement”no”NaN* Request supplier to integrate human rights elements in existing policy or to develop policy and procedure on human rights (to be verified/monitored during execution)Regarding your negative answer on the point 6 of Human Rights Questionnaire (6.”Does your company have specific policies and systems in place to tackle gross human rights violations such as forced labour, child labor or trafficking?),you are requested to integrate human rights elements in existing policy (Code of Conduct, Employment Handbook or similar document including Human Rights/Worker Welfare statement) or to develop policy and procedure on human rights (Human Rights Policy / Worker Welfare Policy / Forced Labour Policy) which will be verified/monitored during execution phase.
NaNNaNNaN”yes”6.1. No documentation/policy on Human Rights/Worker Welfare provided* Request supplier to integrate human rights elements in existing policy or to develop policy and procedure on human rights (to be verified/monitored during execution)6.1. Regarding your positive answer on the point 6 of Human Rights Questionnaire (6.”Does your company have specific policies and systems in place to tackle gross human rights violations such as forced labour, child labor or trafficking?), no proper evidence has been provided, please provide evidence of Human Rights Policy / Worker Welfare Policy / Forced Labour Policy or Code of Conduct, Employment Handbook or similar document including Human Rights/Worker Welfare statement.
NaNNaNNaN”yes”6.2. Documentation provided but no mention of general human rights/worker welfare principles ⇒ see Building Responsibly Worker Welfare Principles or T.EN Human Rights Standard principles as a referenceNaN6.2. Regarding your positive answer on the point 6 of Human Rights Questionnaire (6.”Does your company have specific policies and systems in place to tackle gross human rights violations such as forced labour, child labor or trafficking?), the attached documentation do not mention general human rights/worker welfare principles. You are requested to integrate human rights elements in existing policy (Code of Conduct, Employment Handbook or similar document including Human Rights/Worker Welfare statement) or to develop policy and procedure on human rights (Human Rights Policy / Worker Welfare Policy / Forced Labour Policy) which will be verified/monitored during execution phase.
7Ethical Recruitment practices7. Standard Agreement with recruitment agencies\n\n⇒ If strong push-back, supplier can provide extract if reluctant to send the document.”no”NaN* Request supplier to have a formal agreement with all recruitments partners\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.\n* Request supplier to have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or expenses they paid.Regarding your negative answer on the point 7 of Human Rights Questionnaire (7.”Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?”), you are requested:\n- To have a formal agreement with all recruitment partners, in which the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees or related costs (i.e. medical examination, training, visa, travel, etc.) by workers is enshrined. \n- To have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or expenses they paid.
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some of them”7.1 . No standard agreement with recruitment agencies providedNaN7.1. Regarding your answer “yes, some of them” on the point 7 of Human Rights Questionnaire (7.”Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?”), no evidence has been provided, you are requested:\n- To have a formal agreement with all recruitment partners, in which the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees or related costs (i.e. medical examination, training, visa, travel, etc.) by workers is enshrined. \n- To have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or related costs they paid.
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.2. Standard agreement provided but no mention of prohibition of recruitment fees paid by migrant workers,NaN7.2. Regarding your answer “yes, some of them” on the point 7 of Human Rights Questionnaire (7.”Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?”), standard agreement has been provided but with no mention of prohibition of recruitment fees or related costs paid by migrant workers. You are requested:\n- To include in your agreement with all recruitment partners, the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees or related costs (i.e. medical examination, training, visa, travel, etc.) by workers. \n- To have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or related costs they paid.
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.3. mention of some recruitment fees paid by migrant workers (eg. medical examination, training, visa)NaN7.3. Regarding your answer “yes, some of them” on the point 7 of Human Rights Questionnaire (7.”Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?”), standard agreement has been provided with the mention of some recruitment fees or related costs paid by migrant workers. You are requested:\n- To modify your agreement with all recruitment partners, in order to include the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees or related costs (i.e. medical examination, training, visa, travel, etc.) by workers. \n- To have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or related costs they paid.
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.4. Standard Agreement provided but does not include the amount of recruitment fees paid for the hiring of workers OR is not clear on who is responsible for paying the recruitment feesNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.5. Agreement includes specific mention of amount of recruitment fees paid for skilled workers but not for unskilled workersNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, all of them”7.1 . No standard agreement with recruitment agencies providedNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.2. Standard agreement provided but no mention of prohibition of recruitment fees paid by migrant workers,NaNNaN
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.3. mention of some recruitment fees paid by migrant workers (eg. medical examination, training, visa)NaNNaN
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.4. Standard Agreement provided but does not include the amount of recruitment fees paid for the hiring of workers OR is not clear on who is responsible for paying the recruitment feesNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.5. Agreement includes specific mention of amount of recruitment fees paid for skilled workers but not for unskilled workersNaNNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some of them” OR “yes, all of them”7.1 No standard agreement with recruitment agencies provided\n7.2. Standard agreement provided but no mention of prohibition of recruitment fees paid by migrant workers, or \n7.3. mention of some recruitment fees paid by migrant workers (eg. medical examination, training, visa)* Request supplier to have a formal agreement with all recruitments partners\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.\n* Request supplier to have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or expenses they paid.7.1. Regarding your answer “yes, some of them” on the point 7 of Human Rights Questionnaire (7.”Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?”), no evidence has been provided, you are requested:\n- To have a formal agreement with all recruitment partners, in which the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees or related costs (i.e. medical examination, training, visa, travel, etc.) by workers is enshrined. \n- To have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or related costs they paid.\n\n7.2. Regarding your answer “yes, all of them” on the point 7 of Human Rights Questionnaire (7.”Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?”), standard agreement has been provided but with no mention of prohibition of recruitment fees or related costs paid by migrant workers. You are requested:\n- To include in your agreement with all recruitment partners, the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees or related costs (i.e. medical examination, training, visa, travel, etc.) by workers. \n- To have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or related costs they paid.\n\n7.3. Regarding your answer “yes, all of them” on the point 7 of Human Rights Questionnaire (7.”Do you pay all the service fees charged by the recruitment agencies and intermediaries and costs associated with the recruitment of workers?”), standard agreement has been provided with the mention of some recruitment fees or related costs paid by migrant workers. You are requested:\n- To modify your agreement with all recruitment partners, in order to include the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees or related costs (i.e. medical examination, training, visa, travel, etc.) by workers. \n- To have procedure in place to ensure that workers are reimbursed for any recruitment-related fees or related costs they paid.
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some of them” OR “yes, all of them”7.3. Standard Agreement provided but does not include the amount of recruitment fees paid for the hiring of workers OR is not clear on who is responsible for paying the recruitment fees* Request supplier to indicate the amount of recruitment fees paid by supplier in standard agreement with recruitment agencies.\n* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners.NaN
NaNNaNNaNNaN7.4. Agreement includes specific mention of amount of recruitment fees paid for skilled workers but not for unskilled workers* Request supplier to ensure that the prohibition of payment of any recruitment fees by workers is enshrined in an agency agreement with all recruitment partners\n* Request supplier to indicate amount of recruitment fees for all workers, including unskilled workers, in standard agreementNaN
8NaN8. Interview extract / Workers Declaration / Similar document”no” OR “yes”8.1. No workers declaration/interviews or similar document provided to check whether workers paid recruitment fees during the recruitment process* Request supplier to develop and implement process to check whether workers paid recruitment fees.NaN
9Employment conditions9. Standard employment contract”no” OR no evidence providedNaN* Request supplier to ensure that standard employment contract allow termination of employment by workers.NaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes”9.1. Standard employment contract or other employee documentation indicate that workers cannot leave their job without employer’s authorization* Request supplier to ensure that standard employment contract allow termination of employment by workers.NaN
10Accommodation10. Camp / Accommodation Rules”no” OR no evidence provided10.1. Accommodation Rules/Standard not provided* Request supplier to provide accommodation rules including workers to rest on their own bedNaN
11Passport retention11. Standard employment contract (or Employee Handbook)“no” or “yes but kept by the company”NaN* Request supplier to leave identification documents with workers or have in place procedures for workers to have full control over and access to personal documentation at all timesNaN
12Freedom of association12. Human Rights Policy or Code of Conduct or similar documentNaN12.1. Documentation provided does not mention right to freedom of association or forms of representation for workers* Request supplier to develop and implement process to ensure workers have forms of representation to promote their rights or have alternative means in countries where freedom of association is restricted by lawNaN
13Grievance mechanisms13. Existence of helpline or other mechanisms”no” OR no evidence provided13.1. Documentation provided do not make reference to formal mechanisms* Request supplier to implement a mechanism or procedure to allow workers to raise individual concerns and communicate it to workers.NaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, grievances raised to superior or human resources13.2. documentation provided only refers to option for workers to report concerns by informing direct manager or HR* Request supplier to provide other means or reporting channels to allow workers to report concernsNaN
14Contract14. Standard employment contract”no” OR no evidence provided14.1. Standard Employment Contract not provided* Request supplier to provide a contract to all workersNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes”14.2. Standard Employment Contract does not include all Terms & Conditions of employment* Request supplier to inform workers on all terms and conditions of employment, including information on Basic Working Hours, Overtime, Working Hours, Basic wages and Overtime wages, in a written documentNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes, some workers”14.3. Standard Employment Contract not translated in migrant workers’ languages* Request supplier to provide contract in a language understood by workers.NaN
15Suppliers standards15. Supplier Qualification procedure / Human Rights Due Diligence procedure / supplier Audit Procedure”no” OR no evidence provided15.1 No documentation provided related to supplier’s qualification or performance assessment procedure integrating human rights/worker welfare elements.* Request supplier to have processes in place to ensure its suppliers comply with T.EN human rights requirements and assess their effective implementation, ie. qualification and monitoring processes integrating human rights elementsNaN
NaNNaNNaN”yes” and “for high-risk suppliers only”15.2. Supplier qualification or monitoring procedure does not include human rights elements* Request supplier to have processes in place to ensure its suppliers comply with T.EN human rights requirements and assess their effective implementation, ie. qualification and monitoring processes integrating human rights elementsNaN

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COUNTRYTYPEDIRECT/INDIRECTMIGRANT WORKERSPRINCIPLE 2PRINCIPLE 3PRINCIPLE 3.1PRINCIPLE 4PRINCIPLE 6PRINCIPLE 7PRINCIPLE 9PRINCIPLE 10EXTRA 1EXTRA 2
AfghanistanGeneral construction services<10%<10%Yes, policies and systems are in place and clearly communicated to workers and subcontractorsYes, all of them including agency fees, visa, training, transportYes, we run workers interviewsYes, and their return home is paid forYes, workers have their own bed (not bunk)Yes, without any restrictionYes, workers have elected their representativesYes, several formal systems are in placeYes, all workersYes
AlbaniaHeavy construction equipment10%-30%10%-30%Yes, policies and systems existYes, some of themYes, we ask on an individual / ad-hoc basisYes, provided they respect their contractual noticeYes, workers have their own bunk bedYes, but documents are kept by the companyYes, there are ad-hoc representativesYes, workers can raise grievances with their superior or human resourcesYes, some workersFor high-risk suppliers only
AlgeriaEquipment maintenance>30%>30%NoNoNoNo, they can leave only at agreed time or at the end of their contractNo workers are sharing beds depending on their shiftNoNoNo formal systems are in placeNoNo
AndorraAnciliary activities including cleaning services, security, catering servicesNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNot applicableNot applicableNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
AngolaTransport services for moving goods or peopleNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
Antigua and BarbudaLabor provider (low-wage workers)NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
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